Which type of mask has a strong moisturizing effect?

A non-setting mask is specifically designed to provide deep moisturization to the skin without the need for any drying time. These masks typically contain a high concentration of hydrating ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, glycerin, and various oils or botanical extracts, which work to enhance the skin's moisture levels effectively.

These masks remain creamy and do not harden on the skin, allowing for prolonged contact with beneficial ingredients that can penetrate the skin barrier more effectively. This leads to improved hydration, a plump appearance, and an overall softer skin texture.

In contrast, clay masks, while they can absorb excess oil and impurities, may not provide significant hydration. Sheet masks can also be hydrating but their effectiveness often depends on the serum used. Peel-off masks generally serve different purposes, such as exfoliation or deep cleaning, rather than moisturizing. Overall, non-setting masks are particularly beneficial for clients seeking intense moisture and skin barrier reinforcement.